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Reedy Creek NHW Get Online Week

Reedy Creek NHW Area Coordinator Rob, Claire Robinson from Basic Tech, and Michael Mason from Retired Online

Thank you to everyone who took part in the Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) Reedy Creek Get Online Week event on 14 October 2024.

A range of online topics and resources were covered, including fraud protection, online safety, options for training and help, and how to enjoy your online experience. Thank you to the presenters, Natasha Shuba from the Office of Fair Trading, Claire Robinson from Basic Tech, and Michael Mason from Retired Online for your presentations, and following up with hands on advice. Yula Harris from Yula’s kitchen provided catering and refreshments for attendees, it was delicious as always!

Thank you also to Melissa from the Varsity Lakes Community Center for taking part, who provided further resources as well as emergency and disaster advice.

Reedy Creek NHW attendees at the GOLW event, diligently taking notes!

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